#1 PEO Revenues are GrowingIt’s a good thing for business. The PEO industry grew by $8 billion to $92 billion in gross revenues in 2012. Small- and medium-sized businesses outsource to PEOs for everything from administering the payroll and paying employment related taxes, to risk management, recruiting, providing health benefits, and securing workers' compensation coverage. A relatively young industry — around 30 years old — PEOs have vast room to grow and there is lots of evidence of an industry on the move.

#2 Many PEOs to Choose FromIt’s a large industry, a place where you can build a career. Approximately 700-900 PEOs are operating in 50 states. The industry's gross revenue has grown as PEOs attract more diverse, fast-growth clients and the typical salary of the worksite employees increases. PEOs' expanded human resources services and employee benefits provide a high value and efficient outsourcing option for businesses from many different industries.

#3 Client Size is IncreasingLarger businesses are starting to see the advantage and are voting with their dollars. The average client is a small business with an average of 20 employees. Increasingly, larger businesses are signing up, too. Clients range from accounting firms to high-tech companies to manufacturers to medical offices, restaurants, and retail businesses.

#4 PEO Clients are GrowingIt’s such a great service that since 2010, employment growth among PEO clients has been 9% higher than other small businesses, and 4% higher than employment growth in the U.S. economy overall.

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